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Relic

Posted on June 18, 2020 by Editor

  “Relic” by Gunnar De Winter   I Birth I Beneath miles of ice, Xian floated in freezing water. Hunting. Scavenging for signs of life. Of past life. Once teeming with tiny creatures, Europa’s oceans were now devoid of endemic … Continue reading →

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Homecoming

Posted on June 7, 2019 by Editor

“Homecoming” by Elyse Kallen “Charley.” A lilting, feminine voice calls out from behind me, and it takes every ounce of self-control not to jump or gasp. It’s one of those early autumn days when the sun shines so brightly it … Continue reading →

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Crossover Point

Posted on June 15, 2018 by Editor

“Crossover Point” by Cheryl Barkauskas The angels were falling from the sky. They were beautiful at dawn, when out of darkness they fractured the first cold morning sunbeams into millions of tiny rainbows: crystal pinwheels spinning through the air. But … Continue reading →

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Of Squid and Schism

Posted on March 23, 2017 by Webmaster

“Of Squid and Schism” by Devan Barlow   The Mollusk made me do this. “The other students look up to you.  You’ll set a good example by going first.” I was easy prey.  Everyone else had already managed to get … Continue reading →

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Moon Flu

Posted on September 30, 2016 by Editor

Sara Backer   Moon Flu   Fear first. Fear sharpens the startle of latches and footsteps behind you.   Hallucinations next. Eyes shut, neon patterns swirl into maps that confuse and attack you. Faint robot motors scream. Spider webs begin … Continue reading →

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The Argument Box

Posted on June 23, 2015 by Editor

JD Fox The Argument Box My parents were having another one of their arguments, the kind of argument, that only adults understand. So I excused myself from the table, went to my room and got the box, my last one, … Continue reading →

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Hornet’s Sting

Posted on December 9, 2014 by Editor

The Hornet’s Sting by Zach Shephard   The black cube hovered silently before him. He brushed it with his fingertips and watched it spin, streaks of yellow light blurring before his eyes like shooting stars sucked into a tornado. Silver … Continue reading →

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Have You Seen Lucky?

Posted on June 30, 2014 by Editor

Have You Seen Lucky? by Nathaniel Williams Iggy sits next to me, curled in a tight circle, on one of the row of plastic Ikea chairs. The vet’s office smells like lilacs, probably from the spray they use to cover … Continue reading →

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Asleep in Zandalar

Posted on June 30, 2014 by Editor

“Asleep in Zandalar” by Alex Acks “Last batch for today.” Lawrence eyes the battered satchel that has just been dumped on his desk skeptically. It is stained with mud and motor oil; wrinkled paper envelopes that were once white to … Continue reading →

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At Emily Dickinson’s House, 2003

Posted on December 31, 2013 by Editor

Austin Wallace At Emily Dickinson’s House, 2003   Just down the street she hid—and wrote— Transcribing fevered Dreams— One syllable—then two—became The turbulence of Storms   I find her house marked on the map— From here—five minutes south— Outside a … Continue reading →

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